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[...] [...] guide, all of which were adopted by CCAMLR.

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The representative of the Secretariat also thanked those Member States primarily, but not only, from developed countries which, in line with the Director-General’s request, chose not to submit applications in order to increase funds available to other Member States.

[...] [...] critically important both for the credibility of the Treaty and for the security of its States [...]

[...] [...] modern, integrated technology stack.

The Secretariat reported on recent achievements, including the results and outcomes of (1) the five Regional Workshops on Water Education (held in Paraguay, December 2008; Indonesia, February 2009; South Africa, February 2009; The Netherlands, February 2009; and Sudan, May 2009; all with several partners detailed in the presentation) and (2) the Workshop on Education for Water Sustainability that took place at the UNESCO World Conference on Education for Sustainable Development (Germany, March/April 2009) and was organized by IHP, UNW-DPC and BMU, with the active collaboration of UNESCO-IHE, ASPnet and UNESCO-UNEVOC.

Canada set a more or less universal royalty rate of 4%, for which an early precedent was set in an important test case.

This is particularly so because IDF soldiers at the Erez crossing are positioned either behind fortified concrete walls that are several metres high or inside fortified watch towers, making it difficult for anybody, especially unarmed individuals, to threaten their lives or that of others, which is the principal criterion authorizing the use of live ammunition.

With such emphasis on the environment, we consider that environmental education and human rights education related to environmental issues are an important part of the overall environmental agenda, and we call upon all Member States to demonstrate in practice their commitment to education by including environmental education as a means to understand and reconnect to the natural world, our environment, our home upon which we all rely for our physical, spiritual and cultural well-being.

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[...] current unipolar global order.

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The International Labour Organization, the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development, the World Bank and WTO had all agreed in their recent joint report to the Group of Twenty (G-20) that open markets were pivotal to supporting growth and job creation but that trade opening must be complemented by properly designed domestic policies, including employment and social protection, to ensure that benefits from trade were widely shared.

Furthermore, the service sector was increasingly dynamic, with positive economic trends in the areas of trade, communication, transport and, in particular, finance, where the excellent performance of commercial banks was reflected in their high rates of growth.

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Fuel consumption, payload, distance between the spill and the operating base, turn-around times and the ability to operate from short or improvised landing strips are all important considerations when selecting suitable aircraft.

In his closing remarks, the Special Representative expressed his gratitude to the outstanding set of panellists who had all made invaluable contributions to the discussion.

The current economic crisis has further highlighted that market economies, unregulated financial sectors and the rapid liberalization of trade all present deficiencies with regard to creating jobs and distributing wealth equally.

[...] [...] interfaith relations and public security.

He talks about making sure his children all receive an education.

A total of 12 sets of landing steps will be reprovisioned within CRIII through Piers No. 9 and 10 adjacent to the pier cluster in the Central Waterfront so that users may benefit from the transport infrastructure in the vicinity.

The high-level visits this week by representatives of Canada, Japan, the Republic of Korea, Mexico, Russia, Thailand and the United States, and from the Asia-Pacific alone, our region, show that member and observer States see this Conference as an institution crucial to driving this momentum.

[...] [...] agriculture and food security, not just secondary [...] [...]

[...] [...] important to the global economy and the national security of all States, [...] [...]

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